Edit and deploy in-app help. — Write it once. Publish by key. Update without a release.

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A settings screen with a tooltip, a field-help popover and a help panel, each fed by a key such as settings.api-keys, all pointing back to one help source

Edit and deploy in-app help

Write the text. Manage the words that repeat. Send it to your product.

Editoreditor.save.button

Topic

Saving your work

Tooltip

Save

Type in the sentence. The highlighted word is a managed role, edited on the right.

Managed role

preview

NameRole

HTML representation

Your application

Hover the button to show the tooltip

data-help-key="editor.save.button"

Updating…

Everything here stays in your browser. Nothing is sent, stored or measured.

Now do it for real

The panels above are live, but they stay in your browser. Press the button and the same sentence gets saved, published and served from a real address you can call from your own development environment. No account needed.

Bring in what you already have. Turn it into topics, keep what matters, bin what doesn't.

Documentation as a system

Scattered documentation versus connected documentation: the same content as duplicated articles, or as one source with references.

Edit and deploy in-app help.

Write tooltips, error messages, onboarding text and contextual help in one place. Update the content without changing your application code, then deploy it directly to your product.

Your developers integrate HelpCCMS once. After that, product and documentation teams can keep in-app help accurate themselves.

Ready to stop hardcoding?

Right now your help texts live in your codebase. Move them somewhere your product team can edit — and deploy them without a release.

Stop hardcoding help

One short piece a week on in-app help, and what it costs to keep it in your codebase.

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